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Celtic Wildlife Control

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Wildlife Species
  • Bats
  • Birds
  • Raccoons
  • Squirrels
  • Mice/Rats
  • Snakes
  • Groundhogs
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  • Moles
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  • Foxes
  • Coyotes
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GROUNDHOGS

Both their diet and burrowing habits make groundhogs (Marmota monax) a nuisance animal around farms and gardens. They will eat most commonly grown vegetables and their burrows can destroy small ponds and undermine foundations. Groundhog dens often provide homes for other animals including skunks, foxes, raccoons, and cottontail rabbits. Dens can easily be identified by mounded up soil near the entrance.


   Trapping and buried-mesh ground exclusions are effective control measures for nuisance groundhogs, call Celtic Wildlife Control today to get started!

(513) 905-5092

Groundhog Control Tips

Groundhog Control Tips

Groundhog Control Tips

  • Harvest all crops as soon as possible.


  • Keep brush and debris piles down, and trim back plants groundhogs will eat or use for cover.


  • Be sure to properly maintain or remove decks and other foundations where groundhogs might build dens.

Fun Facts

Groundhog Control Tips

Groundhog Control Tips

  • Groundhogs are the largest species of the squirrel family.
  • Other names include whistle-pig and woodchuck
  • Also skilled climbers, they can climb trees and fences to elude predators.
  • Groundhog burrows are so complex they have a separate bathroom for each chamber.
  • Groundhog burrows were responsible for uncovering an historic village in Delaware, Ohio.

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